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‎06-26-2017 07:16 AM

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Product: Hp notebook 15 ay513tx
Operating System: FreeDOS
I have an hp 15 ay513tx notebook with i3-6006. The motherboard model is intel's 81EC. I am looking for chipset SATA AHCI controller driver but there are so many of them. Their name looks like "Intel(R) 8 series chipset family SATA AHCI controller". Now there are so many of them like 8 series, 9 series and so on. Which one do I need for my laptop? And how to figure out which one do I need?
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‎06-26-2017 07:22 AM

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Hi:

 

When you install the Intel chipset driver, the correct sata ahci driver will automatically be installed.

 

You do not need the sata ahci driver to install W10 x64, which is the only supported operating system for your notebook.

 

No others will work, because there is no W7 x64 driver for the amd graphics your notebook has.

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‎06-26-2017 07:22 AM

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Hi:

 

When you install the Intel chipset driver, the correct sata ahci driver will automatically be installed.

 

You do not need the sata ahci driver to install W10 x64, which is the only supported operating system for your notebook.

 

No others will work, because there is no W7 x64 driver for the amd graphics your notebook has.

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